The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-01-20

Ga motion os senator Woods the ser
geapt-ata was instructed TO uXchaug
journals with ths house each morning
and TO lay a copy OF the house journal OF
each senator's desk.
President Gibbs appointed Mr.. J. T
Flint, Of Waco. general committee clerk
sATUHIAYs HE lcEEDSGs.
Roll call; quorum present.
Prayer by tine chaplain.
Senator Camp WIS excused for the dal
on account Of sickness.
a message was received from the hons,
announcing the passage of a joint reso
luton asking Texas congressman to u-t
their influence 10 secure the passage of d
law, prohibiting dealing IN futures IN the
! United StateSi also to have the tariff ia"
! repealed; also passage Of the per diem
and contingent expense bills.
PETITIONS.
Senator Calhoun presented memorial
/ from the drOuth sufferers OF SaackelfOrd
county.
Senator Glasscock from the citizens of
Williams county, asking that the fence
law ba amended; also petition from "a
numbe: OF Irish citizens asking that 30 0
copies Of the governors message be
printed in the irish language.
Senator Houston, from the drouth suf-
ferers of Wllbarger county.
Senator Ierreli for Judiciary committee
No |, reported blsk senate bill No. 3.
with the req.Hst that it be referred to
judiciary committee No. 2.
senator FRANK, from judiciary COM
mittee No. 2, reported fayorably the bill
Increasing the penalty for carrying con.
cealed weapons.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Harri5On-Ho require railway com
panles to give notice 10 their en- plOyes
before redusng their salaries or discharg.
ing them; and requiring employees to give
notice before striking; also TO protect the
personal and property rights of every
person, firm aud corporation in the state.
BY Stlnson--IO provide for the separ-
alton of partition fences.
By Upshaw-Pruviding that notary
seals shall have Texas star in the center
with the name Of the notary.
BY GarrisOn-Io amend article 1889.
;ltle 81, of the revised statutes, regulating
district and county courts.
BY Gregg-ro pro2ida for the record o.
executions under which land Is sold, and
to provide for the Introduction of copies
Of such record rs evidence.
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the purchase of real estate in towns, cltio-
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ha, 1non ,''',','oCH o"0''u resolution /
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The committee on rules reported bock
senator Clalborue's resolution, that 800
Opi5s of tho rules be printed with sub
ttute, providing that the state constitu-
ion be included.
The substitute was adopted.
The bill amending article 1853 of the
ovised statutes, relative to the descent of
property, was PASSED to engrossment.
Senator Wood offered a resolution that
90 copies of bills reported favorably be
rinteu unless otherwise ordered nv the
Adopted
The hour having arrived, the sonata nd.
burned to the hull of Representatives to
"tch the count OF the vote for the COVER
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, Du' noy' lot the JOINT commit
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~, na, W. 'no P,o1evu'nSS Vi 'he leglSlR
$500 'U.o" I',i '.iaS II DC adopted
'on"'"' 'arN'S' lor the finance commit +
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AFTERNOON.
The pending business being the bonsa /,
II deim bill, it was taken nm and tho
'rd do lars" inserted where omitted h
lie rules were then suspended and tbo
il PASSED.
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